Henry Baltazar is a Research Vice President for the Storage Channel at 451 Research. Henry returned to 451 Research after spending nearly three years at Forrester Research as a senior analyst serving Infrastructure & Operations Professionals and advising Forrester clients on datacenter infrastructure technologies. Henry has evaluated and tested storage hardware and software offerings for more than 15 years as an industry analyst and as a journalist.
Prior to 451 Research and Forrester, Henry spent nearly nine years working as a technical analyst for eWeek Labs, where he covered storage, server hardware and network operating systems. At eWeek Labs, he initiated the testing coverage of various technologies, including data replication, clustering, virtual tape libraries, storage virtualization, SAN management, NAS, iSCSI and email archiving. In addition, Henry was a member of eWeek's editorial board and provided content for the magazine's enterprise storage blog. Henry has been widely quoted in the press, including such media outlets as Silicon Valley Business Journal, Computerworld and SearchStorage.com.
Henry holds a BA in environmental sciences from the University of California, Berkeley.
451 Research's Cloud Native Competitive Landscape provides an overview of the cloud-native market, including the definition, current state of play, COVID-19 impact and competitive landscape (457 vendors included) within each of the 10 cloud-native segments under coverage.
In our Voice of the Enterprise: Storage, Data Management and Disaster Recovery survey, respondents highlighted multiple challenges related to having too many copies of data, such as increased administrative costs and the risk of a data breach.
Although the Salesforce Data Recovery service was far from ideal as a recovery option, it did serve as a safety net that customers could turn to in the event of data corruption or deletion. The imminent retirement of this service highlights the need for customers to take responsibility for the data they store and create within the SaaS platform.
Cloud Volumes debuted as a block storage service for running business-critical apps in the cloud, and is now being extended to support leading backup ISVs and HPE's own backup capabilities. Will HPE Cloud Volumes Backup accelerate the vendor's cloud storage efforts?
The coronavirus outbreak has rapidly shifted global markets, including those related to enterprise and service provider technologies, since we published our 2020 Trends report on Applied Infrastructure & DevOps in December 2019. This report serves as an update to our 2020 predictions in light of market changes due to COVID-19.
Combining 451 Research's industry-leading analysis with a proprietary global panel of IT decision-makers, Voice of the Enterprise: Storage tracks the disruption occurring in the market and exposes the major opportunities for enterprises, IT vendors, suppliers and investors. The Data Management and Disaster Recovery survey wave was completed in February and March 2020. The survey represents approximately 530 completes from pre-qualified IT decision-makers.
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